Sentence examples for important to restore from inspiring English sources

The landscape connectivity was very low, and an analysis of possible restoration scenarios showed that is equally important to restore the productive areas as well as open forest, to recover up to 47% of landscape connectivity.

Isn't it more important to restore economic growth than to worry about how the gains from growth are distributed?

Most important, to restore its brand value and power, Sears needs to make some sort of big, bold, visible move.

An Amtrak spokesman, Craig Schultz, said it was important to restore service, calling the Northeast Corridor "an economic engine here on the east coast".

-- (S) When asked what advice he had for President Obama, the King said he had "one request": that it was "critically important to restore America's credibility" in the world.

Norman Blake Jr. said yesterday that it was important to restore public confidence in the United States Olympic Committee in the wake of last year's bribery scandal surrounding Salt Lake City's successful bid for the 2002 Winter Games.

He said he supported hearings because "they are important to restoring confidence in the capital markets".

But government financing initiatives will be important to restoring a robust economy, the report says.

Mr. Cuomo, who was secretary of housing and urban development in the Clinton administration, said the new rules were important to restoring the confidence in the mortgage market.

"Nothing is more important to restoring stability and growth in Asia than efforts to restart Japan's economy," Mr. Clinton said before boarding a helicopter on the South Lawn of the White House.

Local conservation efforts are important to restoring and protecting coral reefs.